AUDREY Fitzpatrick, the seriously ill mother of missing Amy Fitzpatrick, has discharged herself from a hospital on the Costa de Sol.

It is reported she suffered a ‘panic attack’ on the eve of Amy’s 22nd birthday and fled her bed in nightclothes and with needles still in her arms.

Her partner Dave Mahon said she had got a taxi home in the middle of the night.

Spanish doctors have told Audrey she will die if she does not undergo a liver transplant.

Fitzpatrick and Mahon now plan to return to Ireland to get a second opinion.

Mahon has said Audrey will not go back to hospital in Spain.

The mother of Amy and her partner Mahon have been living on the Costa del Sol for the last month. This is despite Mahon being expected to be charged over the death of Amy’s brother Dean last year.

An inquest into the killing outside Mahon’s Dublin flat has been postponed until March 14.

He has admitted to stabbing Dean, but claims it was in self-defence. He has not yet been charged. A decision by the DPP on whether to prosecute is due shortly.

Over the past month Olive Press sources have revealed that the pair have been drinking regularly at a string of bars near the Los Jarales camp site, in Calahonda.

Amy had gone missing from her home in Riviera del Sol, near Calahonda, after a night out with friends nearby on New Year’s Day in 2008.

As the Olive Press revealed at the time, the 15-year-old had been unhappy and was not getting on with her mother or stepfather Dave Mahon, a local estate agent.

She had not been attending school and sources revealed she had even sometimes slept rough in a nearby park.

Despite nationwide and global appeals from both sides of the family, she has not been found.

However in a recent development detectives announced they were set to scour a remote hillside for the body of missing Amy Fitzpatrick, not far from the home of the teenager on the Costa del Sol.

It came after Amy’s aunt in Ireland Christine Kenny received an anonymous tip off about where her niece ‘had been buried’.

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7 COMMENTS

  1. A second opinion (Mahon says)?? I think liver failure IS liver failure, no matter how many opinions you get! And then she goes and runs away from the treatment she’s being provided with ….?! Always the BIG DRAMA with this pair – you wouldn’t know what to believe ….!

  2. Regardless of “so called” health issues that she is running away from help for (very strange) – that woman looks “haunted”! What a deterioration in such few years! She looks about 10 years older than she is and so very frail! She’s lost hair too – a condition of severe stress

  3. Would the first thing you do if you receive news like this be to run to the nearest RAG of a backstreet newspaper to tell them?? I think the first thing I’d do is focus on the health of my sick partner – this pair are VERY strange! Those poor kids of hers, but especially their poor father, Christopher, helpless in the whole situation

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